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Sexual politics and resistance to law reform: a critique of the South African Law Commission report on women and sexual offences in South Africa
In 1985 the South African Law Commission published a Report entitled Women and Sexual Offences in South Africa. 1 The Report is the result of almost 3 years' research initiated at the request of the Minister of Justice in 1982. During the period 1979-1981 public attention in South Africa was drawn d...
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2021
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